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Books > Arts & Architecture > Music > Musical instruments & instrumental ensembles > String instruments > Guitar
You want to write songs, and you want to write them on guitar. This
updated twentieth-anniversary third edition of the bestselling
songwriting handbook shows you how. Learn the techniques and tricks
used in two thousand great songs by everyone from the Beatles, Bob
Dylan, and David Bowie to Kings of Leon, U2, Amy Winehouse, and Ed
Sheeran. Explore and understand the four main elements of a
song-melody, harmony, rhythm, and lyrics-and learn how to use them
in exciting new ways. Master song structure, intros, bridges, chord
sequences, and key changes. Make the most of your guitar, with
innovative chords, scales, modes, tunings, and recording
techniques. Use the skills and insights of the great songwriters to
create better, more memorable songs. The book gives many examples
of classic chord sequences that can be used straight off the page.
It explains the basic architecture of most songs. It contains an
effective two-part chord dictionary for guitar, providing a set of
basic shapes. A second section provides some chords for altered
tunings. There are some examples of finger-picking patterns and
strumming rhythms. There are chapters on lyric writing, rhythm,
melody, and making a demo recording. There are inspirational quotes
from famous songwriters, and a gallery of thirty notable albums
from which much can be learned. It is everything you need to get
started.
Spanning a career of over 4 decades in the music business and
credited with the development of the 6 string contrabass guitar,
Anthony Jackson is cited as one of the most complete musicians of
our time. Quite often referred to as The bass players bass player,
Anthony Jacksons list of credits with an entire cross section of
artists and styles is nothing short of incredible! The Artistry Of
Anthony Jackson features 10 detailed transcriptions of Anthony
Jacksons work with various artists including: Chaka Khan, Steely
Dan, The OJays and more. This book offers an insight into the
creative mind of the great Anthony Jackson!
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